October Truck sales
October Truck sales
Top 10 Pickups Sales Figures
Year-to-Date (YTD) Oct 2007
Ford F-Series
588,952 -12.5% YTD
Oct 2007: 51,741
Oct 2006: 55,947
Chevrolet Silverado
526,575 -2.4% YTD
Oct 2007: 48,716
Oct 2006: 52,409
Dodge Ram
301,689 -1.0% YTD
Oct 2007: 24,711
Oct 2006: 28,251
GMC Sierra
174,621 -1.8% YTD
Oct 2007: 17,417
Oct 2006: 18,080
Toyota Tundra
162,348 +59.2% YTD
Oct 2007: 17,868
Oct 2006: 10,046
Toyota Tacoma
147,964 -0.4% YTD
Oct 2007: 12,449
Oct 2006: 14,121
Chevrolet Colorado
64,878 -18.4% YTD
Oct 2007: 5,753
Oct 2006: 7,151
Ford Ranger
62,209 -20.9% YTD
Oct 2007: 4,775
Oct 2006: 6,471
Nissan Titan
55,960 -9.7% YTD
Oct 2007: 5,001
Oct 2006: 5,972
Nissan Frontier
55,696 -17.2% YTD
Oct 2007: 4,959
Oct 2006: 5,063
Year-to-Date (YTD) Oct 2007
Ford F-Series
588,952 -12.5% YTD
Oct 2007: 51,741
Oct 2006: 55,947
Chevrolet Silverado
526,575 -2.4% YTD
Oct 2007: 48,716
Oct 2006: 52,409
Dodge Ram
301,689 -1.0% YTD
Oct 2007: 24,711
Oct 2006: 28,251
GMC Sierra
174,621 -1.8% YTD
Oct 2007: 17,417
Oct 2006: 18,080
Toyota Tundra
162,348 +59.2% YTD
Oct 2007: 17,868
Oct 2006: 10,046
Toyota Tacoma
147,964 -0.4% YTD
Oct 2007: 12,449
Oct 2006: 14,121
Chevrolet Colorado
64,878 -18.4% YTD
Oct 2007: 5,753
Oct 2006: 7,151
Ford Ranger
62,209 -20.9% YTD
Oct 2007: 4,775
Oct 2006: 6,471
Nissan Titan
55,960 -9.7% YTD
Oct 2007: 5,001
Oct 2006: 5,972
Nissan Frontier
55,696 -17.2% YTD
Oct 2007: 4,959
Oct 2006: 5,063
Yep,
We can also see that GM moves more full size trucks than Ford by a sizeable margin, when you combine GMC and Chevy...
GMC's are only "nicer" Chevy's.
701,196 > 588,592
Advantage, GM.
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It'd be interesting to see Ford, Dodge & GM offer data for the F-150, F-250, F-350, and the 1500, 2500, and 3500 versions of the Ram, Silverado and Sierra's, instead of lumping them all under the Silverado, F-Series, Sierra & Ram monikers.
Then we could see what's really going on.
Depending on how you look at it, Ford woudl win by some measures, because their SD's outsell Dodge, Chevy & GMC combined.
In the news: Dodge to offer new 350 HP, 6.7L Cummins diesel, w/690 lb/ft. Putting it on par (and above in some cases) the big boys. Still on I6, but the largest diesel on the current market.
We can also see that GM moves more full size trucks than Ford by a sizeable margin, when you combine GMC and Chevy...
GMC's are only "nicer" Chevy's.
701,196 > 588,592
Advantage, GM.
***************************************
It'd be interesting to see Ford, Dodge & GM offer data for the F-150, F-250, F-350, and the 1500, 2500, and 3500 versions of the Ram, Silverado and Sierra's, instead of lumping them all under the Silverado, F-Series, Sierra & Ram monikers.
Then we could see what's really going on.
Depending on how you look at it, Ford woudl win by some measures, because their SD's outsell Dodge, Chevy & GMC combined.
In the news: Dodge to offer new 350 HP, 6.7L Cummins diesel, w/690 lb/ft. Putting it on par (and above in some cases) the big boys. Still on I6, but the largest diesel on the current market.
Originally Posted by Bighersh
In the news: Dodge to offer new 350 HP, 6.7L Cummins diesel, w/690 lb/ft. Putting it on par (and above in some cases) the big boys. Still on I6, but the largest diesel on the current market.
When it says F-Series, does that include the whole line-up?
F150, F250, F350 ect. ect.? If not, specifically I would like to see a sales data comparison between the F150, Tundra, and Silverado 1500.
I think the numbers might be surprising since I see new Tundras around these part a lot more than the new Silverados. Probably like a 4:1 ratio.
F150, F250, F350 ect. ect.? If not, specifically I would like to see a sales data comparison between the F150, Tundra, and Silverado 1500.
I think the numbers might be surprising since I see new Tundras around these part a lot more than the new Silverados. Probably like a 4:1 ratio.
Last edited by WantsAHemi; Nov 2, 2007 at 07:27 AM.
Originally Posted by Bighersh
Yep,
We can also see that GM moves more full size trucks than Ford by a sizeable margin, when you combine GMC and Chevy...
GMC's are only "nicer" Chevy's.
701,196 > 588,592
Advantage, GM.
***************************************
We can also see that GM moves more full size trucks than Ford by a sizeable margin, when you combine GMC and Chevy...
GMC's are only "nicer" Chevy's.
701,196 > 588,592
Advantage, GM.
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